New London BPA Seeks Council OK for 33000 renewal note
New London Board of Public Affairs requests council permission to renew notes totaling 33000 for the water storage tank. They aim to leave 23000 for the water tower to be financed after 1967. The board also seeks an inactive fund of about 30000 for short term investments and system expansion. They plan a geological survey of Miner Road wells due to dropping water levels. John Dunnigan reports EPA funding cuts. John Pierce is hired as probationary trainee.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
B.P.A
New London Council
Water and Sewer Departments
Dunnigan
Miner Road
John Pierce
R.D. 1
Water and Sewer Department
Crash Averts Train Collision Near Greenwich
A minor Route 224 crash near the Akron Canton Youngstown line left Mrs. Janet Jamison of Greenwich with bruises and her two children unharmed after her car struck a railroad signal box to avoid an oncoming train. A truck driver aided her. no arrests were made.
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Janet Jamison
Greenwich
Agronomy Guide Introduced at Crop Clinic in Norwalk
Ohio State University extension agents announce the first edition of the Ohio Agronomy Guide-1966 to be unveiled at a Crop Production Clinic Thursday at the American Legion Hall Norwalk. The program features Wells and four agronomists covering grain crop and forage recommendations soil and water management and fertilizer and lime needs for maximum yields.
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American Legion Hall
Norwalk
John K. Wells
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Huron
Erie
Lorain
Richland
Larry N. Shepherd
Extension Agronomist
George R. Gist
Berlie L. Schmidt
Wooster
Walter H. Schmidt
Agronomy
Fremont
Posse to Discuss Ohio Work Animal Law at Meeting
Mrs. Ethel Swanbeck will explain how an Ohio law on work animal and work purpose applies to horses and other animals at the Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse meeting. Attendees include Harry V. Jump and Robert Ink. meeting at the Huron County Courthouse is open to all interested.
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Ohio
Ethel Swanbeck
Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse
Huron County
Swanbeck
Ohio House of Representatives
Erie County
Harry V. Jump
Ohio Senate
Robert Ink
Ohio Rodeo Association
John Borgia
Police Find Doors Open During Routine Checks
Police conducting regular checks found multiple unsecured entrances Friday night and early Saturday. Unlocked doors were at Dr. William Holman’s office 257 Benedict Norwalk City Schools Business Office 1921 N Hester Castle Printing 10 N Foster and the First Baptist Church 67 E Main St. An unlocked window appeared at Citizens National Bank and an open door at Cook Tobacco Co 17-19 S Hester.
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William Holman
Benedict
Norwalk City Schools
Hester
Castle Printing
Foster
First Baptist Church
Main St
Citizens National Bank
Cook Tobacco Co
Executive Hiring Will Up Expenses
The Norwalk Area Chamber notes improved finances with under 500 dollars at the start of 1965 and over 10 000 dollars by year end. 1966 expenditures are expected to rise due to hiring an executive secretary and efforts include educational television study and plans for a vocational school and a Bowling Green State University branch serving Huron Erie and Ottawa counties.
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Norwalk
Wilbur Edwards
Bowling Green State University
Huron Erie
Ottawa
Firelands Development Co
Boy leaps from speeding car on Ohio Turnpike fire scare
A 13 year old Akron boy suffered minor leg cuts after leaping from a moving car on the Ohio Turnpike near the Norwalk Sandusky Interchange. The driver said a cigarette under the seat caught fire prompting panic. no fire was found once the car stopped. The boy was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Akron
Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk
Sandusky
James R. Smith
Turnpike
Boy
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Kubach-Smith
Bishop Pike’s Son Kills Self in Hotel Tragedy
James A. Pike Jr., eldest son of Bishop James A. Pike, died after shooting himself with a 30-30 rifle in a hotel room in New York. Police found a rambling note with drawings and a farewell line. Bishop Pike expressed puzzlement while confirming the fatal act.
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James A. Pike
Episcopal Diocese of
California
New York
UPS
James A. Pike Jr
San Francisco
James Albert Pike
Bishop Pike
John Butler
St. John the Divine
New London youths injured in U S 224 crash
Three New London youths were admitted to New London Hospital after a Friday night accident on U S 224 four miles south of New London. Freddie Mack 17 was driving east and lost control while passing. Clayton Damron Helmouth Wegner were treated for lacerations. Muck cited for excessive speed and weather. to appear in Ashland County Juvenile Court.
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New London
New London Hospital
U.S. 224
Ashland Post
State Highway Patrol
Freddie Mack
New London Ave
Ruggles
RD 3
David Smith
Muck
Ashland County
Student Hurt After Attack at New London High School
New London police chief Kenneth Murris investigates a reported attack on a high school girl after a Friday night basketball game. The student required treatment at New London Hospital.
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NEW London Police
Kenneth Murris
New London
New London Hospital
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Cal
Kem Enamel
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Kem
Wilkinson Paint and Wallpaper CO
Benedict Ave
Grace Cathedral
Nob Hill
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
N. London
Clayton Damron
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